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New Sprouts(R) Soup's On!

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$20.1 $32.95 In stock

Category: Kitchenware & Cooking Play

18 months & up. Spark creativity and inspire imaginative play with the New Sprouts® Soup's On playset. Featuring all the essential ingredients for making pretend "homemade" chicken noodle soup, this set includes 23 realistic, kid-friendly play foods such as carrot crinkles, red potatoes, onion wedges, celery, tomatoes, and jumbo noodles. The soup tureen allows children to practice serving, while the two bowls and spoons encourage sharing and role-play. Tureen measures 6"L.

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Customer Reviews (4.3 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Penelope B. ★★★★★

My little one loves stirring the pretend soup in the pot, and the chunky wooden vegetables are perfect for tiny hands. It's kept her entertained for much longer than I expected.

Charlotte U. ★★★★★

My toddler has made "chicken noodle soup" for me at least ten times today, and the pieces are sturdy enough to survive all that pretend cooking. The set has everything you need for the soup, and it's nice that it's aimed at kids as young as 18 months since my little one is right at that age.

Miles ★★★☆☆

The pieces are sturdy enough for toddler hands, and the pot holds up well to daily play. It’s just a bit basic—there’s no spoon or bowl included, so we had to grab those separately for the full soup-making setup.